he was taken, wasn't even charged with anything, just the all the first amendment of the united states of americanstitution, freedom of expression and all that is all double standards you know prove that the the policies and the elite ruling elite of the united states of america." are undermining their own constitution, undermining their own set of values they believe, they call themselves the leader the free world, what a free world you're talking about, when you stand in there, suppress your own people who are being brought up to believe in humanity, to defend humanity, believes in values of coexistence and believe in spreading peace around the world, you bring a few thugs to cont all that kind of narrative and suppress it, so the zionist regime can rain supreme in the region and destroy the nation like the palestinians and then extend its own entity into syria into lebanon and go and target yemen and target maybe in the future trying to target iran, so this kind of a criminal activity is condoned and protected and supported. and supplied by the ruling elite of the united states of america, so

europe must always be seen was the wide wall in the context of the did the shape of the united states of america, so the pins may say the a bit. but the americans are the very head of it, which then brings into play the relationship between the united states of america on the rush and the by the administration was a what the should in dr. relationship because it became so very toxic on the boxes that the of it can be understood in the context that you didn't initial presidency of donald trump when done on the term became the president of the united states of america at the, for the 50, for the then there was 2 additions against the last year that they had been involved and did manipulate in favor of the drum. when the by the administration came in. you can see that the relationship went solve on when the relationship went south. it did. in fact, of the money in which the war in ukraine was being dealt with. but this is unique in the relationships of countries, particularly when country is old nuclear arsenal. what sometimes has been described as mutually assured destruction as a deterrent event.

and europe must always be seen was the log wall in the context of the did the shape of the united states of america. so the fins may say the a bit, but the americans are the very head of it, which then brings into play the relationship between the united states of america on the rush and the by the administration was a what the should in dr. relationship because it became so very toxic, and the book says that they of it's going to be understood in the context that you didn't initial presidency of donald trump when donor trump became the president of the united states of america at the, for the 5th, for the then there was 2 additions against the last year that they had been involved and did manipulate in favor of the drum when the by the administration came in. you can see that the relationship when solve on when the relationship went south, it did. in fact, of the money in which the war in ukraine was being dealt with. but and this is unique in the relationships of countries, particularly when country is owed nuclear, us to know what sometimes has been described as mutually assured destruction as a

action in the region, the the trillions he is anticipated to get as investment from the united states of america from saudi arabia, one trillion, and today or yesterday... "the united arab emirates state declared that's gonna invest 1.5 trillion on the united states of america on a period of 10 years, where is this money gna come from when the the area will be in gulton war, so it's all threats, all kind of statements the naces of america, they cannot back it up with with with military actions. okay, that's all the time we have for tonight show, thanks to my guests." joining us from pittsburg and thank you author and commentator shath speaking to us from belfast and of course a special thanks to you our viewers for staying with us on tonight spotlight. it's good night for now and see you next time. for muslims across the world, mark's one month of obedience to god in the holy fasting month of ramadan is a special feast. muslims feel festive and proud for their servitude to god. ramadan is called the month of blessings. out of respect for the holy month, muslims put aside their differences and ho

that was a proposal of the united states of america, not my proposal, not our people's proposal, this was a proposal of the united states of america. for us, what was important is to unblock the aid and to obtain intelligence, the intelligence data and to demonstrate that ukraine wants to end the war, through diplomacy, so we wouldn't lose people. i believe we have done all that, america has unblocked, we have demonstrated. we're discussing the same agenda, but that's their bilateral relations. as far as our agenda is concerned, which we pursued when we are right there. america, after consultation and speaking with the russians said that they're ready not to attack energy, infrastructure and see fire on the sea. by the way, now you've just..." well apologies to lose that line with president zelensky making just a number of points, a lot of occasions where he talked about the u.s. needing to be stronger, let me take you through a few more of the points before we perhaps return to paris and reestablish that line, he said the us can influence an end to this war, saying the us stance rega

in fact, the united states of america saw it. if integration and this convergence between ukraine and if it happens between europe and russia, america will lose its most important market, which is the sale of natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas. so it came and created a quagmire called ukraine, which will increase the phenomenon of europe's military creep and europe's dependence or the political gluttony of europe on america. well, we are at the peak of these tensions. i mean, you believe that the issue of nato is very much in this conflict. it's not the main issue . no, the issue of nato is not the main issue. look, ms. kaya kalasas , the head of the european union's foreign policy, said exactly the same night that this happened, we are fully on zelensky's side. and we stood by ukraine and we will give ukraine everything we actually have in our military arsenals so that ukraine can defend itself against russian advances . one of the most important issues that has caused concern for trump personally is the use of north korean s

action in the region, the the trillions he is anticipated to get as investment from the united states of america, from saudi arabia, one trillion, and today or yester. the united arab emirates state declared that's gonna invest 1.5 trillion on the united states of america on a period of 10 years where is this money gna come from when the the area will be in gulton war so it's all a threats all kind of statements the naces of america they cannot back it up with okay with with military action okay that's all the time we have for tonight show thanks to my guest. author and activist daniel koval joining us from pittsburg and uh thank you author and commentator sab shath speaking to us from belfast and of course a special thanks to you our viewers for staying with us on tonight spot night. it's good night for now and see you next time. patient specific implants are a new alternative to off the shelf orthopedic ones that had to be bended and aligned to best fits the patient's face during facial reconstruction surgeries, whereas these are a perfect fits right out the box or right out the 3d printer bec

military action in the... the the trillions he is anticipated to get as investment from the united states of america saudi from saudi arabia 1 trillion and today or yesterday the united arab emirates state declared that's gonna invest 1.5 trillion of the united states of america on a period of 10 years where is this money gna come from when the the area will be in galthom war so it's all a threats. kind of statements of the nacess of america, they cannot back it up with with with military action. okay, that's all the time we have for tonight show. thanks to my guests, author and activist daniel, joining us from pittsburg, and thank you author and commentator, shath speaking to us from belfast, and of course a special thanks to our viewers for staying with us on tonight spotlight. it's good night for now and see you next time. السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته هالحلقه هي سؤال هل فشل نموذج الردع الذي قدمه حزب الله هل انتصرنا او هزمنا في الحب یک روز بعد از منباران شیمیایی حلبجه عراق شهر نودهشم مورد اصابت بنبباران شیمیایی هواپیماهای رژیم بحثی قرار گرفت. اونایی که پایبند به حقوق بشر بیان روستای زرده را ببی

peace in ukraine without the united states of america? o, it is not capable, for a number of reasons, if we speak en masse, then europe does not have the money to help ukraine in the war. strictly speaking, the military budgets of european countries are much smaller than, collectively, even than, than the americans. and, secondly, the decision-making mechanism within the european union is such that it will be very difficult for almost three dozen countries to agree on any specific steps, and we have to understand this, we have to understand this. we have to look among european countries those that we can, mr. eugene, today there is an emergency summit of the european union and today , before the beginning of this meeting, donald tusk stated that europe is determined and ready to take responsibility for its own security. let's listen to what the president of poland said. the change in the us administration's approach to europe and, above all , the arms race unleashed by russia are creating new challenges for europe. europe must respond to t

, and the last conversation with putin, as an obvious loss for the 47th president of the united states of america, or is this a marker for... american society, again, it depends on who evaluates it, say, commentators who share a liberal point of view on politics, who share liberal-democratic values, and i can include not only democracy among such people, but also such classic republicans, such as, say, les cheney, or adam kinzenger , or john bolton. of course, they, all of them, all of these people do not approve of what trump is doing, they do not approve of his contacts with putin at all, they do not approve of how he behaves with putin, what statements he makes after that, that is, again, this, this is half of society absolutely for sure, it does not accept this, it opposes this, in the other half there are of course people who support this, i will tell you just from my own experience, let's not forget... for a second about trump, i lived in the south of the united states for many years, before moving to new york almost 10 years ago, but before that i lived in a city called texarkana, on the b

of saudi arabia, from the united states side will be marco rubio, secretary of state of the united states of america, and... who is responsible for national security in the administration of donald trump from the ukrainian side so far it has been announced about andriy yarmak, head of the office of the president of ukraine. americans and ukrainians will talk about how to move forward in the relations of the possible triangle of the united states of america, russia and ukraine. however, what is happening now in ukrainian-american relations and in american- russian relations is worrying europeans, literally at this moment a summit of european leaders is taking place in brussels, the euro summit, which is talking about, discussing the future of the security of the european continent, and of course, the participation of the ukrainian state in this new security system of the european continent, volodymyr zelensky is there now and has already spoken to representatives of the european community, waiting... for the final press conference of those participating in the summit of european leaders, we will obvi

but the most valuable resource we have in the united states of america is you all. young people who are patriotic and dedicated, who are willing to put on the uniform of the united states and risk your lives to defend your fellow citizens. that is an amazing thing. it is easy to forget when you go about doing your jobs and you are worried about getting through the day, getting through the next week, worried about doing the good job all of you do, that what you are doing is an amazing thing. it is easy to forget that because you don't always have the vice president dropping in to say thank you. what i want you to remember that whether you serve another couple of years or whether you are at the beginning of a 20 or 30 year career that we respect you, we thank you, and this vice president and the president of the united states know that you guys are the most important resource we have in the united states marine corps. excuse me, in the united states of america. thank you all and god bless you. the final thing i would say here is, i know i was late. it's funny. [laught

to say anything to either the american or the european audience, but i can just wish the united states of americaates prosperity, first of all, and secondly, what i said, the implementation of the specific plans that the new administration has outlined for itself, i want donald trump to be an effective president, i want what trump promises to the americans and to all of us to come true, i've already said this, but it has to be done, it has to be done every day, time is running out, as for europeans, listen, we live on the same continent, belarus is the center of europe. we have the center of europe in polotsk. that is, belarus is the heart of europe. everything follows from here. therefore, i can say, as we often say, let's live in peace. listen, look, there is such beauty around. and it was created by our hands and not only ours, but also by the lord. "let's save this for the children, this is the main thing and for me as well, you are a very young man, and i am already an established politician, a retiring politician, an adult, i have children, i have grandchildren, why should i do badly, i mus

now we bought about five commercial ships across an entire year in the united states of america and as a result, the united states today account for .1%, 1/10 of 1%, of global shipbuilding. china now makes more commercial ships than the rest of the world combined. one of beijing's estate owned firms built more commercial ships last year than all of america produced since the end of world war ii. while we remain the leader in technology and innovation i think there are troubling signs on the horizon. i raise all of this to ask, does this sound like a regime, speaking of china, that will pass the opportunity to use ai, or any other technology, to advance -- their rivals? the answer is obvious and that is why in america we have to be tech forward. there are concerns and risks that we have to lean into the ai future with optimism and hope. real innovation will make our country stronger. deindustrialization poses risks both to our national security and workforce. it is important because it affects both and the net result is a dispossession. for many in this country of any part of the produc

plenty of oil, great minds and minerals but the most valuable resource that we have in the united states of americas youal. young people who are patriotic and dedicated to put on the uniform of the united states and risk your lives. i know it's easy to forget when you are doing your jobs and worried about getting through the day and worried about getting to the next week and doing the good job that all of you do but what you are doing is amazing and easy to forget that because you don't have the vice president dropping in to say thank you. whether you serve another couple of years or beginning of a 20 or 30-year career, that we respect you and thank you and this vice president and the president of the united states know that you guys are the most important resource that we have in the united states of america. so thank you all. and god bless you. and final thing i want to say here. and i know i was late. and that is not marine corps time. if you are five minutes early or 10 minutes late. what does it mean when the vice president is two hours late? i guess i am on time because who the hell is going

that is why we uphold nato and our partnership with the united states of america, but we need more. we need to reinforce our own defense and security capabilities. the future of europe is not going to be decided by russia or by washington. once again, the threat is now coming from the east, and this is a dark reminder of what has happened over the past 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall, that we are now in a new era. we have the meeting of the heads of state and government of europe, the council, and we will take numerous decisions that they've been proposing, increasing military budget, so they can no longer be accounted for state deficit. enabling nations to buy munitions, weapons, military equipment from european nations. we have been working to better arm our military as fast as possible, and that means restillizing our region. i will sit down with cabinet ministers and industrial partners in the near future to discuss such a future. what we have been defending is now a reality. we need toen sure that europeans are ready to defend ourselves. we need toen sure that europea

now we build about five commercial ships in about an entire year in the united states of america. as a result the united states today accounts for .1% one tenth of 1% of global shipbuilding. china on the other hand makes more commercial ships and the rest of the world combined. more commercial ships just last year than all of america has producedst the we remain as troubling signs on thei horizon. the sound like a regime of speaking to china to advance their own interest and further undermine the interest of the rivals. i think the answer is obvious. we got to be tech forward. yes, there are concerns. yes there are risks we have to be leading into a.i. future with optimism and hope because real technological innovation is going to make our country stronger. so, the industrialization poses risks to our national security and our workforce. important because ite. affects both. the net result is dispossession for many in this country of any part of the productive process. when our factories disappear in the jobs in those factories goes over seas and american workers are faced not only

markarova, the ambassador of the united states of america, ukraine to the united states of america saidno, no, no, trump gathered, feed the population, no need, let them die slowly starvation, they transported food to this very besieged city, and they took the wounded back, that is, it was literally the road of life.

president laid out today he believes canadians will benefit greatly from becoming the 51st state of the united states of america. i looked into the research at the cost of living in canada and it's much higher than it is in the united states and quÉbec, the highest tax rate is 150,004 more in 63.4%, more than half of canadians income so the president has made it clear he believes canadians need to be better served economically, militarily if they become the 51st of the united states of america. >> [inaudible question] >> when can we expect it to be released? >> i don't have a timeline. i would prefer you to our dni director department of justice and they are working on this diligently. >> have there been any updates on the internal revenue service? >> we need reciprocal tariffs to go in effect in the nexus collecting create external revenue service secretary is working hard. the president signed executive order to establish the revenue or identify ways the department of commerce and. >> what is the reaction -- [inaudible] [inaudible question] >> we condemn these actions in north korea to stop the unlawful actio

now we build about five commercial ships across an entire year in the united states of america. and as a result, the united states today accounts for .1%, 1/10 of 1% of global ship building. china, on the other hand, now makes more commercial ships than the rest of the world combined. in fact, when of beijing's state-owned firms built more commercial ships just last year than all of america has produced since the end of world war ii. so while we remain the leader in technology and innovation, i think there are troubling signs on the horizon. i raise this to ask, does this sound like a regime, i'm speaking of china, that will pass up on the opportunity to use ai or any other technology to advance their own interests and further undermine the interests of their rivals? i think the answer is obvious, that's why america, we've got to be tech forward. yes, there are concerns, yes, there are risks, but we have to be leaning into the ai future with optimism and hope because i think that real technological innovation is going to make our country stronger. so the deindustrialization poses

the leaders of european countries, and the planned negotiations between the teams of the united states of america and ukraine will take place next tuesday in the capital of saudi arabia, r- riyadh. we will talk about all this with the guests of our studio. however, before starting our conversation today, i suggest you watch a video of what the consequences of another. ч ч attack on the krivoy rog, five people, unfortunately, died, another 31 people were injured as a result of a strike, a missile strike by russia on a hotel in krivoy rogu, shortly before the attack , a group of foreign volunteers checked into the hotel, we are looking at the consequences of another terrorist act in russian. that we are working live on the tv channel, as well as on our platforms on youtube and facebook, for those who are watching us live there now, please vote in our poll, today we are asking you about this, is europe able to ensure lasting peace in ukraine without the united states of america, yes, no, please vote with the appropriate buttons, either yes, or no, if you have a separate opinion, leave it, please, in

the united states of america has suspended the supply of weapons to ukraine and the transfer of intelligence data, in the current situation, should president zelensky start a serious dialogue with society, with ukrainians, explain why this is happening, how it is happening, well, actually, and what challenges are facing the state, that is, not only in the foreign policy perimeter, but also in the center of the ukrainian state. i don't remember that we had an honest open dialogue with society over the last few years of the war, that is, electoral games are being played with society, society is being played with format, you know, propaganda work, coffee in crimea, encouragement, that's a certain moral order, well, yes, that's how the government works, that's how it sees it, but now i think that a closed format, a closed session meeting, joint work of the president, parliament, the government would be much more important , preferably without an opposition platform for life, well, if we don't want to speak publicly to pro-russian politicians, this would be the best format, and actually, one that

reach youufrate river near iraq, so all of that is done with designed and borted by the united states of america's politicians and the state as a whole or democrat or republican, this is built within the the the whole entity of the united states of america, so this is part of why the genocide cabin, there is an united nation inquiry 10 days ago talking about the genocide. and the genocidal acts and humanitarian violations committed by the zinest entity in gaza against women and against the productive services, reproductive services of the hospitals and how to eliminate the ability of the palestinian women and girls to be healthy and to destroy in the future any hope for the palestinian to even to be able to give birth, this is... part of united nation investigation and if you want to hear the the crimes committed against children who they kidnapp and prison in there, they been raped before the october the 7th, there was a report which is confirming for the international community the rape of a children in in in the presence and before and the they were denying it, but and they buried all of these

president of france hopes that, as he said, we will be able to convince the president of the united states of america to be on our side. side. judging by that rhetoric, and by that speech that was made in the congress of the united states of america, whose side is trump on now? well , in my opinion, donald trump is on the side of the russian federation and his beloved partner, with whom he has very good relations, who never tires of vladimir putin. russia, the russian federation is waging a hybrid war against the collective effort, the so-called, and in this collective in this hybrid war there are several dimensions, and there is a political dimension, an economic, an informational and actually a military one. so the military part of this hybrid war in russia with the west, it is being waged in ukraine and practically against ukraine, but all the others, all the other levels, they are directed, including against the western world and the united states, and what we see over the last, well, a little more than a month of donald trump's presidency or term, in a political sense he has moved, made a huge..

rostyslav, the united states of america has suspended military aid to ukrainians, and they banned the transfer of intelligence, it's not just about american intelligence, but these five countries, as they are called, that is, canada, australia, new zealand, great britain, that is, what happened is this.

no more of these deliveries, this means that these deliveries will not only be from the united states of americatant thing: all american weapons that are now in europe, which... may be delivered to ukraine, it will require the same permission from the united states of america, because these weapons need maintenance, without permission from the united states of america europe will not be able to deliver american weapons to ukraine, so the situation is really difficult, well, if our fighters have no decadent moods, as our charming guest said , then in the west decadent structures are present, about this after the advertisement. a resident of kazan, lidiya seneva fell under the spell of the eastern handsome hasan ali, married him and lost everything she had. now he is married to another, and lidiya dreams of getting back at least her house. help me, i will give you everything back, i don’t need anything of yours. in order to get citizenship, he needed a residence permit and how he justified the property. she said that i have land, i don't need it, you take it, slowly build yourself a house, when he

he expressed disrespect for the united states of america in the most sacred oval office, - trump wroteis social networks. the president of the states added that he can return when he is ready for peace, but will he? many in the united states are no longer sure of this, they have turned away from zelensky, including those who shared his position in everything. now they doubt the possibility of a ukrainian comeback. the ukrainian himself did not admit his guilt for the breakdown of the negotiations and refused to apologize to trump. at least for now. the media believe that zelensky will still express regret, but moscow did not delay its comments later. the kremlin said that this whole situation in the oval office demonstrated kiev's intentions to... the united states suspended military aid to kiev after the scandal in the white house. how long will the ssu last without american support? the question is rhetorical, despite the fact that europe remains on ukraine's side; washington was the main sponsor of the armed forces of ukraine in the past. but i would like to put it on the screen rig

the united states of america is not a country that digs in the ground. ited states of america is a country that can extract gold from the clouds. they need money today for yesterday, and not in some 10 or... trump's speech, regarding the most you know, what disappointed ukrainians most after trump's speech in congress is that it turned out that ukraine is a priority in the foreign policy of the united states of america, not at the beginning, but at the end of the list, it is after panama, greenland, israel, gaza and even afghanistan. this, in fact. this wild kid for another meeting with the school principal, it's just funny, what are they going to come there with? they say: they want to come with a plan for ukraine, but does this plan for ukraine exist? huh? the plan for europe exists, and in general, with regard to europe, i want to ask a question: you demand your place at the table, but who are you at this table, in fairness , the plan exists, zelensky voiced it the day before, quoting president macron, the strikes, air strikes, uav attacks are stopped,

let me remind you that just the day before, the secretary of state of the united states of america marcoubio and trump's national security advisor mike walsh stated that they are talking about transferring the au to property of the united states of america, as the best protection for the energy infrastructure of ukraine. zelensky says that for now we are talking about... zaporizhzhia npp, but we ask you, friends, whether the ukrainian npp should be transferred to the management of the united states of america. yes, no , please vote with the appropriate buttons on youtube, if you have a separate opinion, please leave it in the comments under this video. if you are watching us on tv or on streaming platforms, please pick up your smartphone or phone and vote for the numbers. yes, 0800 211 381. 0800 211 382. all calls to these numbers are free of charge, vote at the end of the program we will summarize the results of this vote. and we have tetyana vysotskaya, espresso correspondent in the european institutions, she is working today at the european council summit. tetyana, i greet you and am

the employees of these media, who for 70 years were, as she said, the soft power of the united states of america, a model of objectivity and adherence to journalistic standards. the silence of the civil society and intellectual elites now in the united states of america is something that is even more frightening than the destructive power of trumpism around the world. sevgil musayeva, editor-in-chief of ukrainian pravda, wrote that march 15, the day when it became known about the closure of radio liberty and the voice of america, became a black day for freedom of speech in the states, it is a starting point for new dramatic events in dozens of countries around the world, it is a catastrophic decision in its scale, which will have long-term prospects for democracy in the world, for fundamental human rights for freedoms, well, but, mr. pavle, we are not talking only about... long-term prospects for democracy, but we are talking about the geo-information interests of the united states of america in many countries of the world, where now in principle. the new trump administration may lose them and g

1000000000 does that because he can split the road or is this a to lenses and he can, uh, a united states of america doesn't have a really, uh, uh, pretty sort of desire to enter the seat of policy. and it's want to, it'd be easy for the united states of america as it would make a very 3. it's very military and security sits to is that it see i'm doing, i've checked all the content is bishop, the ends of confidence and the zip the. so the international community want to accept on the want to go was this is a few of the drums for us national security advisor. a said that all options are on the table when it comes to striking a rainy and targets as well. do you think that things could go that far? the i think the no, no longer this is beatrice ago, was that on? yeah. and i mean, tell it to because it on want that safe is an american, but it shouldn't because it doesn't have any other chances. and the tools just the only the finding of new, clear, uh, uh, fi and then you, if you did a web on, on the inside of side sat initials, it was fuzzy. uh, it was always the best obviously. and uh, since that allo

quickly. the people of the united states will be disappointed in this, or let's say, frankly speaking, it is beneficial for me, it is beneficial for us that the united states of americalashed with the european union, but the question arises from the point of view of the americans, why are you doing it this way, do it calmly, no need to make a fuss here, no need for any house curtains, do it calmly. that we agreed that in exchange for the supply of weapons, support, zelensky would give up rare earth metals, there was no talk of this, so what can we demand from him today, it is beneficial for us that you showed zelensky his place, he should have known about it, but if we speak sincerely and honestly, objectively, then your position here is not strong. it is not us, not russia, it is china. the people there are imprisoned, 1.5 billion people are imprisoned to defend to the last, china. it is a high-tech country. they do everything, they even got oxygen in space. neither russia, nor america, nor india have this. it is a very high-tech country. and if you want to suffer a defeat, then you will build relations with china in this way by attacks, come to an agreement with th

ready or with the united states of america, we're not in a direct conflict with the united states of america. and in fact, what the trump administration have done around withdrawing aden support and threatening tariffs and trade agreements. there's nothing it could hold to south africa. he's done the same to canada is doing the same to many countries, including your opinion in china. and so i think that um, the, the expulsion of all invested to, uh, was really unfortunate. um and uh, an indication that even though it doesn't seem to be any prospect of us getting the aide back console and that used to have because it seems to be a blanket of books. trump has taken this to voice one as to jump and then they can pull coal, which is not something that so they can do. we have our own values, we have our own morality and the united states cannot tell us who offering. so as to, to, to, to further the aggression against, particularly since like this time before. yeah. oh not, no its, um, obviously the boss of the russell was talking about south africa's genocide case against these who i, you'

happened, this has already happened, therefore , first of all, real actions are needed from the united states of americawell , let's say, in the same black sea initiative, ending the freedom of movement of the commercial fleet there. the good intentions of the united states of america in that it really strives to resolve the conflict, and not just achieve some kind of - half-victory to calm down on this, to pierce the whole world, look what trump is doing today, he says, i have done so much in 2 months, what no other president could do in his term, of course, he has developed a vigorous activity, but so far we only see the complication of the situation, how will it be further? it is difficult to even guess, the dynamics are so high that, frankly speaking, sometimes events replace each other - at the speed of an express train, you only have time to follow the next event with your eyes, here there is only one thing left, to hold a pause for now, to see how the situation will develop, to at least determine some points, elements of the strategy that are being used, or maybe trump likes the process itself, a

student in in new york, they kidnapped him because he is voicing as a foreign student in united states of america is telling the world about the atrocities happening to his own people, trying to defend his own people, they kidnapp him, they didn't arrest, they didn't charge him with anything, just kidnapped and..." disappeared, this is in united states of america, the leader of the free world, so what do you expect from the rest? and that's mahmoud khalil, they're talking about trying to actually deport the kid for standing up against genocide against the palestinian people, unbelievable, he was arrested just a few days ago, and the their nationwide protest for his release as we speak, and and ma, i like to also get your thoughts, miss um, hap mustafa on the frustration, whether it be international organizations, international rights body. "dozens of governments, palestinians and their allies, why is it such a daunting task to get israel to be held to account for international war crimes and crimes against humanity? well, it's really down to the unconditional support it enjoys from the most power

more than one year, dividing, weakening europe, dividing the european union, dividing the united states of americahe minerals between ukraine and the united states, my question is, could you please open the details, are the are we more content and happy with this project than we were before, several weeks ago, perhaps you're going to go again to sign this and washington, this agreement, i mean so far, i'm not going to washington, i'm not going to go to washington to go there, because there's no... issue on the agenda, number two, we have a lot of these agreements about the minerals and there i'd like not, i'd like to treat it not theoretically, but in practical terms, when we're going to have a final version received from the united states of this of that agreement, another one, because constantly the terms and conditions are being changing, and it seems to me like we have agreed there would be a framework agreement and then there would be a agreement, now i understand, as i understand, the teams, american ukrainian teams are now working on it, because america now is changing these rules. and is p

improve the dialogue, but to defend our national interests in the dialogue with both the united states of america europe. let's take europe, europe has become more active, why? because they see this withdrawal of the united states of america from the security. such from the security umbrella on the european continent, and they do not want the spread and scaling of this aggression by the russian federation on their territories. and first of all , they increase funding despite the really small economic successes in the world and in europe in particular, first of all, they increase the percentage of gdp for defense, those countries that are closest to potential aggression are poland, the baltic countries, and in this context they will support us, i believe that the function and now the usefulness of european leaders, in particular france, which took and great britain, which took on... leadership in that we plan to jointly conduct a dialogue with the united states of america with ukraine and defend in fact the interest of european security in general, of which the armed forces of ukraine and this exp

is a serious matter, it's like knocking one leg out from under a three-legged table, the united states of america has its own economic problems, without a doubt, one, although it is a very large country, but on the other hand, just in the context of globalization, i think all these games related to trade wars and so on, sooner or later they will experience a certain backlash, because when you hit your allies or partners, the partners will also do something, and the american economy is not the economy of robinson crusoe, it is an economy developing with economic ties with china, the european union and so on, so i think that this is obviously the first attack on the world economy, it will end, and sooner or later everything, if it does not settle down, then in any case some, some appropriate compromises will be found, this is precisely the big problem that... today, even a single large country cannot manage the entire world economy, everyone has their own economic interests, everyone has their own appropriate opportunities, and in the end, trade wars one way or another hit both partners and the ver